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HSBC WORLD RUGBY WOMEN'S SEVENS SERIES IV BEST PERFORMERS - LANGFORD WWSIV (2015-16) POINTS SCORERS TRY SCORERS GOAL SCORERS TEAMS Try Avg Pts Avg Katarina Whata-Simpkins 34 NZL Emilee Cherry 6 AUS Chloe Dalton 14 AUS NEW ZEALAND 23 3.8 145 24.2 Emilee Cherry 30 AUS Portia Woodman 6 NZL Ghislaine Landry 8 CAN ENGLAND 22 3.7 132 22 Portia Woodman 30 NZL Bianca Farella 5 CAN Selica Winiata 8 NZL CANADA 21 3.5 129 21.5 Chloe Dalton 28 AUS Elena Zdrokova 5 RUS Jade Le Pesq 7 FRA AUSTRALIA 17 2.8 113 18.8 Selica Winiata 26 NZL Heather Fisher 4 ENG Katarina Whata-Simpkins 7 NZL FIJI 15 3 89 17.8 Bianca Farella 25 CAN Sarah Goss 4 NZL Katy McLean 6 ENG FRANCE 13 2.2 83 13.8 Elena Zdrokova 25 RUS Camille Grassineau 4 FRA Rusila Nagasau 6 FIJ UNITED STATES 12 2 72 12 Rusila Nagasau 22 FIJ Joanne Watmore 4 ENG Akalaini Baravilala 5 USA RUSSIA 10 1.7 60 10 Patricia Garcia 21 ESP Katarina Whata-Simpkins 4 NZL Lucy Mulhall 4 IRE JAPAN 9 1.8 51 10.2 Ghislaine Landry 21 CAN Brittany Benn 3 CAN Kelly Russell 4 CAN SPAIN 8 1.3 46 7.7 Heather Fisher 20 ENG Marina Bravo 3 ESP Emily Scott 4 ENG IRELAND 7 1.4 43 8.6 Sarah Goss 20 NZL Patricia Garcia 3 ESP Patricia Garcia 3 ESP BRAZIL 6 1.2 34 6.8 Camille Grassineau 20 FRA Lina Guerin 3 FRA Daria Lushina 3 RUS Joanne Watmore 20 ENG Miriama Naiobasali 3 FIJ Shannon Izar 2 FRA Jade Le Pesq 19 FRA Karen Paquin 3 CAN Raquel Kochhann 2 BRA Kelly Russell 18 CAN Tiana Penitani 3 AUS Nadezda Kudinova 2 RUS Emily Scott 18 ENG Alice Richardson 3 ENG Mio Yamanaka 2 JPN Katy McLean 17 ENG Noriko Taniguchi 3 JPN Sarah McKenna 1 ENG Brittany Benn 15 CAN Kristen Thomas 3 USA Chiharu Nakamura 1 JPN Marina Bravo 15 ESP Amy Turner 3 AUS Viniana Riwai 1 FIJ Lina Guerin 15 FRA Talica Vodo 3 FIJ Richelle Stephens 1 USA Miriama Naiobasali 15 FIJ Danielle Waterman 3 ENG Karen Paquin 15 CAN Abbie Brown 2 ENG Tiana Penitani 15 AUS Amee Leigh Murphy Crowe 2 IRE Alice Richardson 15 ENG Joanne Faavesi 2 USA Noriko Taniguchi 15 JPN Baizat Khamidova 2 RUS Kristen Thomas 15 USA Ano Kuwai 2 JPN Amy Turner 15 AUS Kayla Mack 2 CAN Talica Vodo 15 FIJ Kayla Moleschi 2 CAN Danielle Waterman 15 ENG Mahalia Murphy 2 AUS Akalaini Baravilala 10 USA Rusila Nagasau 2 FIJ Abbie Brown 10 ENG Audrey O'Flynn 2 IRE Amee Leigh Murphy Crowe 10 IRE Ana Maria Roqica 2 FIJ Joanne Faavesi 10 USA Kelly Russell 2 CAN Baizat Khamidova 10 RUS Emily Scarratt 2 ENG @worldrugby7s 17.04.16 - 18:38 worldrugby.org/sevens.

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